Samuel
@samuel.fm
started reading a blog post and thought this sounds kinda weird and what would you know it says delve in the second paragraph
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Samuel
yep. apparently a lot of OpenAI's training is done by Nigerians, who use "delve" a lot in formal english
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Gale Has a Point
I think I’ve only seen it before in formal English BUT as a lifelong gamer I see Delve all the time. It’s the verb for going into a dungeon. It lets you exile cards from your graveyard instead of paying mana to cast a spell in Magic: the Gathering
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Gale Has a Point
See this is how you signal that you are a real human really writing or speaking - use words like “bloke.” Also use unconventional moderately improper punctuation like in that phase from high school we all had where we put ellipses everywhere …
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Somebody
A year ago, I thought search engines would pounce on AI detectors and other metrics to cramp down on this. Since then, search results that displayed instant summary now takes 2 sec to load AI version, policy changes to allow more of generated nonsense and even my autocorrect is worse than before.
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Somebody
Big tech has disrupted many products in last decade, but it seems they themselves have sleepless nights over any potential disruption or alternatives popping up. So much that they are willing to make their products worse just to catch up to whatever is said to be "the future".